Multi-screen interaction touch display method, apparatus, storage medium and terminal

ABSTRACT

A method for multi-screen interactive touch display, applied to an electronic device, the electronic device including at least two screens; the method including: determining at least one screen as an auxiliary screen, and at least one screen other than the auxiliary screen as a main screen; acquiring a touch operation on the auxiliary screen, and determining a position on the main screen corresponding to the touch operation based on a preset correspondence relationship of touch coordinates; and responding to an instruction corresponding to the touch operation at the determined position on the main screen, and displaying a response result on the main screen.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application is a continuing application of InternationalApplication No. PCT/CN2017/094149, filed on Jul. 24, 2017, which isbased upon and claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201710040538.9, filed on Jan. 18, 2017, and the entire contents thereofare incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present application relates to, but is not limited to, the field ofmulti-screen display technology, and in particular, to a method, adevice, a storage medium and a terminal for multi-screen interactivetouch display.

BACKGROUND

A resistive touch screen may be understood as a sensor, usually acombination of film and glass. The adjacent side of the film and glassis coated with a coating of ITO (Indium Tin Oxides) with excellentconductivity and transparency. When the touch operation is performed,the ITO coating on the lower layer of the film contacts the ITO coatingon the upper layer of the glass, and the corresponding electrical signalis transmitted through the inductor, sent to the processor via theconversion circuit, and converted into X, Y values on the screen throughcalculation, thus completing the action of clicking and presenting onthe screen. With the continuous development of mobile phones,dual-screen and folding screen mobile phones, as well as stretch screenmobile phones, have emerged. Therefore, while expanding the size of thedisplay screen, there is a further demand for ease of operation andflexibility of display.

This section provides background information related to the presentdisclosure which is not necessarily prior art.

SUMMARY

The following is an overview of the topics detailed in this document.This Summary is not intended to limit the scope of the claims.

The embodiment of the present application provides a method, a device, astorage medium, and a terminal for multi-screen interactive touchdisplay.

An embodiment of the present application provides a method formulti-screen interactive touch display, applied to an electronic device,the electronic device including at least two screens; the methodincluding:

determining at least one screen as an auxiliary screen, and at least onescreen other than the auxiliary screen as a main screen;

acquiring a touch operation on the auxiliary screen, and determining aposition on the main screen corresponding to the touch operation basedon a preset correspondence relationship of touch coordinates; and

responding to an instruction corresponding to the touch operation at thedetermined position on the main screen, and displaying a response resulton the main screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, the displaying a response result on the mainscreen may include displaying the response result at the determinedlocation on the main screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, the auxiliary screen may be configured to atleast implement control of the main screen according to an externaltouch operation; and

the main screen may be configured to at least display according to thecontrol of the auxiliary screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the touch operation is a single touchon the auxiliary screen, displaying a response result on the main screenmay include at least one of:

displaying a preset indication graphic at a position on the main screencorresponding to the touch position on the auxiliary screen; and

popping up corresponding function prompt information at a position onthe main screen corresponding to the touch position on the auxiliaryscreen.

In an exemplary embodiment, after at least one of the displaying of thepreset indication graphic and the popping-up corresponding functionprompt information, the method may further include:

determining whether the touch operation has ended; if it is determinedthat the touch operation has ended, providing a correspondinginstruction or responding to the function prompt information at theindication graphic.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the touch operation is multi-touchingthe auxiliary screen, and the main screen supports only a single touch,the method may further include:

acquiring a touch parameter of each of the multiple touch points,comparing the touch parameter with a preset condition, and determiningan effective touch point according to the comparison result; or

when only one of the multiple touch points is moving, and the remainingtouch points are stationary, determining the moving touch point as aneffective touch point; or

determining a touch point that starts moving from a preset position asan effective touch point, and tracking a movement trajectory of theeffective touch point; if the effective touch point is stationary, andthere is a new touch point other than the effective touch point thatstarts to move from the preset position, determining that the new touchpoint is an effective touch point, and tracking the new effective touchpoint instead.

In an exemplary embodiment, acquiring a touch parameter of each of themultiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter with a presetcondition, and determining an effective touch point according to thecomparison result may include:

acquiring a moving speed of each touch point; if the moving speed ofonly one touch point is greater than a first threshold, determining thatthe touch point is an effective touch point; or if the moving speed ofeach touch point is greater than the first threshold value, determiningthat the touch point with the largest moving speed is an effective touchpoint; and

tracking the movement trajectory of the determined effective touchpoint, if the effective touch point is stationary, and the moving speedof another touch point other than the effective touch point is greaterthan the first threshold, determining that the other touch point is aneffective touch point, and tracking the new effective touch pointinstead.

In an exemplary embodiment, acquiring a touch parameter of each of themultiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter with a presetcondition, and determining an effective touch point according to thecomparison result may include:

when each touch point is stationary, acquiring a pressure value of eachstationary touch point; if the pressure value of only one touch point isgreater than a second threshold, determining the touch point to be aneffective touch point, and tracking the movement trajectory of thedetermined effective touch point; or if the pressure value of more thanone touch point is greater than the second threshold, determining thatthe touch point with the largest pressure value is an effective touchpoint, and tracking the movement trajectory of the effective touchpoint; and

if the effective touch point is stationary, and the pressure value ofthe new touch point other than the effective touch point is greater thanthe second threshold, determining that the new touch point is aneffective touch point, and tracking the new effective touch pointsinstead.

In an exemplary embodiment, acquiring a touch parameter of each of themultiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter with a presetcondition, and determining an effective touch point according to thecomparison result may include:

determining the movement trajectory of each touch point; if the movementtrajectory of the touch point is a preset movement trajectory,determining the touch point to be an effective touch point; or

determining a touch fingerprint corresponding to each touch point; ifthe touch fingerprint corresponding to the touch point is a preset touchfingerprint, determining the touch point to be an effective touch point.

In an exemplary embodiment, at the same time when determining at leastone screen as the auxiliary screen and at least one screen as the mainscreen, or before determining at least one screen as the auxiliaryscreen and at least one screen as the main screen, the method mayfurther include:

setting a display mode of the screen, wherein the display mode includes:a single screen display and a multi-screen display.

In an exemplary embodiment, the at least two screens may have the samesize or different sizes; the angle between the at least two screens maybe greater than 0 degrees and less than or equal to 360 degrees.

In an exemplary embodiment, the at least one screen is an ink screen ora flexible screen.

An embodiment of the present application also provides a device formulti-screen interactive touch display, applied to an electronic device,the electronic device including at least two screens; and the deviceincluding:

a screen determining module configured to determine that at least onescreen is an auxiliary screen, and at least one screen other than theauxiliary screen is a main screen;

an acquiring module configured to acquire a touch operation on theauxiliary screen, and determine a position on the main screencorresponding to the touch operation based on the preset correspondencerelationship of touch coordinates; and

a processing module configured to respond to an instructioncorresponding to the touch operation at the determined position on themain screen, and display the response result on the main screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, the device may further include: a touchpoint determining module configured to:

when the touch operation is multi-touching the auxiliary screen, and themain screen supports only a single touch,

acquire a touch parameter of each of the multiple touch points, comparethe touch parameter with a preset condition, and determine an effectivetouch point according to the comparison result; or

when only one of the multiple touch points is moving, and the remainingtouch points are stationary, determine the moving touch point as aneffective touch point; or

determine a touch point that starts moving from a preset position as aneffective touch point, and track a movement trajectory of the effectivetouch point; if the effective touch point is stationary, and there is anew touch point other than the effective touch point that starts to movefrom the preset position, determine that the new touch point is aneffective touch point, and track the new effective touch point instead.

In an exemplary embodiment, the device may further include: a settingmodule configured to, at the same time when the screen determiningmodule determines at least one screen as the auxiliary screen and atleast one screen as the main screen, or before the screen determiningmodule determines at least one screen as the auxiliary screen and atleast one screen as the main screen, set a display mode of the screen,wherein the display mode includes: a single screen display and amulti-screen display.

An embodiment of the present application also provides a storage mediumstoring a computer program, the computer program being executed by aprocessor to implement:

determining at least one screen as an auxiliary screen, and at least onescreen other than the auxiliary screen as a main screen;

acquiring a touch operation on the auxiliary screen, and determining aposition on the main screen corresponding to the touch operation basedon a preset correspondence relationship of touch coordinates; and

responding to an instruction corresponding to the touch operation at thedetermined position on the main screen, and displaying a response resulton the main screen.

An embodiment of the present application also provides a terminalincluding a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored on thememory and operative on the processor, the processor executing thecomputer program to implement:

determining at least one screen as an auxiliary screen, and at least onescreen other than the auxiliary screen as a main screen;

acquiring a touch operation on the auxiliary screen, and determining aposition on the main screen corresponding to the touch operation basedon a preset correspondence relationship of touch coordinates; and

responding to an instruction corresponding to the touch operation at thedetermined position on the main screen, and displaying a response resulton the main screen.

The method, the device, the storage medium and the terminal formulti-screen interactive touch display provided by the embodiment of thepresent application are applied to an electronic device including atleast two screens, including: determining at least one screen as anauxiliary screen, and at least one screen other than the auxiliaryscreen as a main screen; acquiring a touch operation on the auxiliaryscreen, and determining a position on the main screen corresponding tothe touch operation based on a preset correspondence relationship oftouch coordinates; and responding to an instruction corresponding to thetouch operation at the determined position on the main screen, anddisplaying a response result on the main screen. In the embodiment ofthe present application, based on the corresponding relationship betweenthe main screen and the auxiliary screen, the touch operation on thedetermined auxiliary screen realizes response and display the touchoperation result on the main screen, thereby satisfying the requirementsof convenience of operation and the flexibility of display for themulti-screen and the large-size screen.

Other aspects will be apparent upon reading and understanding thedrawings and

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

This section provides a summary of various implementations or examplesof the technology described in the present disclosure, and is not acomprehensive disclosure of the full scope or all features of thedisclosed technology.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic flowchart of a method for multi-screen interactivetouch display according to an embodiment of the present application;

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a device for multi-screeninteractive touch display according to an embodiment of the presentapplication;

FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a processing module of FIG.2;

FIG. 4 is a second schematic structural diagram of a device formulti-screen interactive touch display according to an embodiment of thepresent application;

FIG. 5 is a third schematic structural diagram of a device formulti-screen interactive touch display according to an embodiment of thepresent application;

FIG. 6 is a first flowchart of a method for determining an effectivetouch point when a screen is touched at multiple points according to anembodiment of the present application;

FIG. 7 is a second flowchart of a method for determining an effectivetouch point when a screen is touched at multiple points according to anembodiment of the present application;

FIG. 8 is a third flowchart of a method for determining an effectivetouch point when a screen is touched at multiple points according to anembodiment of the present application; and

FIG. 9 is a fourth flowchart of a method for determining an effectivetouch point when a screen is touched at multiple points according to anembodiment of the present application.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present application will be described in detail below with referenceto the embodiments.

FIG. 1 is a schematic flowchart diagram of a method for multi-screeninteractive touch display according to an embodiment of the presentapplication. The method provided in this embodiment is applied to anelectronic device, and the electronic device includes at least twoscreens. As shown in FIG. 1, the method provided in this embodimentincludes the following steps.

In Step 101, at least one screen is determined as an auxiliary screen,and at least one screen other than the auxiliary screen is determined asa main screen.

In Step 102, a touch operation on the auxiliary screen is acquired, anda position on the main screen corresponding to the touch operation isdetermined based on a preset correspondence relationship of touchcoordinates.

In Step 103, an instruction corresponding to the touch operation at thedetermined position on the main screen is responded to, a responseresult is displayed on the main screen.

The auxiliary screen is used to implement a touch function, and the mainscreen is at least used to implement a display function. The electronicdevice may be a dual-screen mobile phone, or may be a multi-facetedscreen including two or more screens, a folding screen or a stretchscreen and so on.

In this embodiment, based on the corresponding relationship between themain screen and the auxiliary screen, the touch operation on thedetermined auxiliary screen realizes response and displays the touchoperation result on the main screen, thereby satisfying the requirementsof convenience of operation and the flexibility of display for themulti-screen and the large-size screen.

In this embodiment, the displaying the response result on the mainscreen may include: displaying the response result at the determinedlocation on the main screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, after the determining the main screen andthe auxiliary screen, and before the acquiring the touch operation onthe auxiliary screen, the method of the embodiment further includes:setting a touch coordinate correspondence relationship. Setting thetouch coordinate correspondence relationship may include:

determining position coordinates of each point on the main screen andthe auxiliary screen;

determining the mapping relationship between the position coordinates ofeach point on the main screen and the position coordinates of each pointon the auxiliary screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the electronic device includes twoscreens, the determining at least one screen as an auxiliary screen, andthe remaining screen as a main screen, may include:

with gravity sensing technology, the main screen and the auxiliaryscreen are determined according to the positions of the screens, suchas: the upward screen is the main screen, and the downward screen is theauxiliary screen.

For example, the main screen and the auxiliary screen may be determinedby a sensing device such as a gravity sensor or a gyroscope.

In an exemplary embodiment, the auxiliary screen may be used at leastfor controlling the main screen with an external touch operation; themain screen may be at least used for displaying according to the controlof the auxiliary screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the touch operation is a single touchon the auxiliary screen, the displaying the response result on the mainscreen may include at least one of the following:

displaying a preset indication graphic at a position on the main screencorresponding to the touch position on the auxiliary screen;

popping up corresponding function prompt information at a position onthe main screen corresponding to the touch position on the auxiliaryscreen.

Here, the preset indication graphic may include: a dot, a meteor line oran animation effect, and the like. For example, when a finger clicks ona certain point on the auxiliary screen, a dot is displayed on thecorresponding point of the main screen; long pressing on the auxiliaryscreen causes displaying a circle on the corresponding point of the mainscreen; sliding on the auxiliary screen causes displaying a meteor lineon the main screen; pressing on the auxiliary screen causes displayingan animation effect that a ring gradually becomes larger on the mainscreen.

The touch operation may include at least one of the following: a click,a long press, a slide on the screen, a multi-touch, a gesture, apressure, and the like.

In an exemplary embodiment, after at least one of the displaying of thepreset indication graphic and the popping-up corresponding functionprompt information, the method of the embodiment may further include:

determining whether the touch operation has ended; if it is determinedthat the touch operation has ended, providing a correspondinginstruction or responding to the function prompt information at theindication graphic; otherwise, continuing the current processing.

For example, when the auxiliary screen is touched, the function promptinformation corresponding to the point may pop up at the correspondingpoint on the main screen. If the function prompt information is anoperation required by the user, the finger may leave the screen andrespond to the instruction corresponding to the function promptinformation. If the function prompt information is not the operationrequired by the user, the finger does not leave the screen and does notrespond to the operation.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the touch operation is multi-touchingthe auxiliary screen, and the main screen supports only a single touch,the method in this embodiment may further include:

determining an effective touch point from the multiple touch points.

In an exemplary embodiment, the determining an effective touch pointfrom the multiple touch points may include:

acquiring a touch parameter of each of the multiple touch points,comparing the touch parameter with a preset condition, and determiningan effective touch point according to the comparison result.

Here, the touch parameter may include: a moving speed, a pressure valueor a moving trajectory, and the like.

In an exemplary embodiment, the acquiring a touch parameter of each ofthe multiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter with a presetcondition, and determining an effective touch point according to thecomparison result may include:

determining the moving speed of each touch point; if the moving speed ofonly one touch point is greater than a first threshold, determining thatthe touch point is an effective touch point; or if the moving speed ofeach touch point is greater than the first threshold value, determiningthat the touch point with the largest moving speed is an effective touchpoint;

tracking the movement trajectory of the determined effective touchpoint, if the effective touch point is stationary, and the moving speedof another touch point other than the effective touch point is greaterthan the first threshold, determining that the other touch point is aneffective touch point, and tracking the new effective touch pointinstead.

Here, if the moving speed of each touch point is less than the firstthreshold, the touch operation is not responded.

In an exemplary embodiment, the determining an effective touch pointfrom the multiple touch points may include:

when only one of the multiple touch points is moving, and the remainingtouch points are stationary, determining the moving touch point as aneffective touch point.

In an exemplary embodiment, the acquiring a touch parameter of each ofthe multiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter with a presetcondition, and determining an effective touch point according to thecomparison result may include:

when each touch point is stationary, acquiring a pressure value of eachstationary touch point; if the pressure value of only one touch point isgreater than a second threshold, determining the touch point to be aneffective touch point, and tracking the movement trajectory of thedetermined effective touch point; or if the pressure value of more thanone touch point is greater than the second threshold, determining thatthe touch point with the largest pressure value is an effective touchpoint, and tracking the movement trajectory of the effective touchpoint;

if the effective touch point is stationary, and the pressure value ofthe new touch point other than the effective touch point is greater thanthe second threshold, determining that the new touch point is aneffective touch point, and tracking the new effective touch pointsinstead.

Here, when it is determined that the pressure value of each of thestationary touch points is less than the second threshold, the touchoperation is not responded.

For example, after the effective touch point leaves the screen, theeffective touch point is determined again based on the pressure value ofeach touch point.

In an exemplary embodiment, the determining an effective touch pointfrom the multiple touch points may include:

determining a touch point that starts moving from a preset position asan effective touch point, and tracking the movement trajectory of theeffective touch point; if the effective touch point is stationary, andthere is a new touch point other than the effective touch point thatstarts to move from the preset position, determining that the new touchpoint is an effective touch point, and tracking the new effective touchpoint instead.

For example, after the effective touch point leaves the screen, theeffective touch point is re-determined.

Here, the preset position may be: a screen edge or a certain fixedpoint.

In an exemplary embodiment, the acquiring a touch parameter of each ofthe multiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter with a presetcondition, and determining an effective touch point according to thecomparison result may include:

determining the movement trajectory of each touch point; if the movementtrajectory of the touch point is a preset movement trajectory, the touchpoint is determined to be an effective touch point.

Here, the preset movement trajectory may be a circle or an ellipse, orother preset shapes, and the like.

For example, in the above solution, after the effective touch pointleaves the screen, an effective touch point is determined againaccording to the preset movement trajectory.

In an exemplary embodiment, the acquiring a touch parameter of each ofthe multiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter with a presetcondition, and determining an effective touch point according to thecomparison result may include:

determining a touch fingerprint corresponding to each touch point; ifthe touch fingerprint corresponding to the touch point is a preset touchfingerprint, determining the touch point to be an effective touch point.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the touch operation is multi-touchingthe auxiliary screen, and the main screen supports single-touch andmulti-touch, the acquiring the touch on the auxiliary screen includes:acquiring a touch operation corresponding to each touch point on theauxiliary screen.

Here, for the main screen supporting single touch and multi-touch, it isdetermined that all the touch points are effective touch points, and thetouch operation of multi-touch points is responded.

For example, at the same time when determining at least one screen asthe auxiliary screen and at least one screen as the main screen, orbefore determining at least one screen as the auxiliary screen and atleast one screen as the main screen, the method of the embodiment mayfurther include:

setting a display mode of the screen, wherein the display mode includes:a single screen display and a multi-screen display. If it is set tosingle screen display, a valid screen is determined from a plurality ofscreens.

For example, one or more switches may be set. When it is determined tobe a single screen display, only one screen is turned on (valid), andother screens are turned off.

In an exemplary embodiment, the at least two screens may have the samesize or different sizes; the angle between the at least two screens maybe greater than 0 degrees and less than or equal to 360 degrees.

Being equal to 360 degrees may be: the two screens are respectivelylocated on the front and back of the terminal (for example, a mobilephone).

For example, the at least one screen may be an ink screen or a flexiblescreen.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the sizes of the at least two screensare different, the determining a position on the main screencorresponding to the touch operation based on a preset correspondencerelationship of touch coordinates may include:

determining that a length ratio and a width ratio of the large screen tothe small screen in the two screens are a:1 and b:1, respectively;

If the small screen is an auxiliary screen, and the position of thetouch operation is (X, Y), it is determined that the position on thecorresponding main screen is (±aX, bY).

If the large screen is an auxiliary screen, and the position of thetouch operation is (X, Y), it is determined that the position on thecorresponding main screen is (±X/a, Y/b).

Where, X, Y are positive integers, and the determination rules of theorigin positions of the two screens are the same.

The embodiment of the present application further provides a computerreadable storage medium, where the storage medium stores a computerprogram. The program code that implements the steps described above whenthe computer program is executed by a processor.

In this embodiment, the foregoing storage medium may include, but notlimited to, a USB flash drive, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a Random AccessMemory (RAM), a mobile hard disk, a magnetic disk, or an optical disk,and a variety of media that may store program codes.

The embodiment of the present application further provides a device formulti-screen interactive touch display, which is applied to anelectronic device including at least two screens for implementing theabove embodiments and exemplary embodiments, repeated description willbe omitted. As used hereinafter, the term “module” may be implemented insoftware, hardware, or a combination of software and hardware for apredetermined function. Although the devices described in the followingembodiments are preferably implemented in software, hardware, or acombination of software and hardware is also possible and contemplated.As shown in FIG. 2, the device provided in this embodiment includes:

a screen determining module 201 configured to determine that at leastone screen is an auxiliary screen, and at least one screen other thanthe auxiliary screen is a main screen; wherein the auxiliary screen isused to implement a touch function, and the main screen is used at leastto implement display function;

an acquiring module 203 configured to acquire a touch operation on theauxiliary screen, and determine a position on the main screencorresponding to the touch operation based on the preset correspondencerelationship of touch coordinates;

a processing module 204 configured to respond to an instructioncorresponding to the touch operation at the determined position on themain screen, and display the response result on the main screen.

The auxiliary screen is used to implement a touch function, and the mainscreen is at least used to implement a display function. The electronicdevice may be a dual-screen mobile phone, or may be a multi-facetedscreen including two or more screens, a folding screen or a stretchscreen and so on.

In this embodiment, based on the corresponding relationship between themain screen and the auxiliary screen, the touch operation on thedetermined auxiliary screen realizes response and displays the touchoperation result on the main screen, thereby satisfying the requirementsof convenience of operation and the flexibility of display for themulti-screen and the large-size screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, the device of this embodiment may furtherinclude: a location determining module 202 configured to, after thescreen determining module 201 determines the main screen and theauxiliary screen, and before the acquiring module 203 acquires the touchoperation on the auxiliary screen, determine position coordinates ofeach point on the main screen and the auxiliary screen; and determinethe mapping relationship between the position coordinates of each pointon the main screen and the position coordinates of each point on theauxiliary screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the electronic device includes twoscreens, the screen determining module 201 is configured to determinethat the at least one screen is an auxiliary screen and the remainingscreen is a main screen by the following manner

With the gravity sensing technology, the main screen and the auxiliaryscreen are determined according to the positions of the screens, such asthe upward screen is the main screen, and the downward screen is theauxiliary screen.

For example, the main screen and the auxiliary screen may be determinedby a sensing device such as a gravity sensor or a gyroscope.

In an exemplary embodiment, the auxiliary screen is configured to atleast control the main screen with an external touch operation; the mainscreen is at least used for displaying according to the control of theauxiliary screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the processing module204 may include:

a response unit 2041 configured to respond to an instructioncorresponding to the touch operation at the determined position on themain screen;

a display unit 2042 is configured to display the response result on themain screen.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the touch operation is a single touchof the auxiliary screen, the display unit 2042 is configured to performat least one of the following:

displaying a preset indication graphic at a position on the main screencorresponding to the touch position on the auxiliary screen;

popping up corresponding function prompt information at a position onthe main screen corresponding to the touch position on the auxiliaryscreen.

Here, the preset indication graphic may include: a dot, a meteor line oran animation effect, and the like. For example, when a finger clicks ona certain point on the auxiliary screen, a dot is displayed on thecorresponding point of the main screen; long pressing on the auxiliaryscreen causes displaying a circle on the corresponding point of the mainscreen; sliding on the auxiliary screen causes displaying a meteor lineon the main screen; pressing on the auxiliary screen causes displayingan animation effect that a ring gradually becomes larger on the mainscreen.

The touch operation may include: a click, a long press, a slide on thescreen, a multi-touch, a gesture, a pressure, and the like.

In an exemplary embodiment, after the display unit 2042 displays atleast one of the preset indication graphic and pops up correspondingfunction prompt information, the display unit 2042 may further beconfigured to determine whether the touch operation has ended, andnotify the determination result to the response unit 2041.

Correspondingly, the response unit 2041 may be further configured to:after receiving the notification that the touch operation has ended,provide a corresponding instruction or respond to the function promptinformation at the indication graphic; otherwise, continue the currentprocessing.

For example, when the auxiliary screen is touched, the function promptinformation corresponding to the point may pop up at the correspondingpoint on the main screen. If the function prompt information is anoperation required by the user, the finger leaves the screen andresponds to the instruction corresponding to the function promptinformation. If the function prompt information is not an operationrequired by the user, the finger does not leave the screen and does notrespond to the operation.

In an exemplary embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, the device in thisembodiment may further include: a touch point determining module 205configured to, when the touch operation is multi-touching the auxiliaryscreen, and the main screen supports only a single touch, determine aneffective touch point from the multiple touch points.

The touch point determining module 205 may be configured to determine aneffective touch point from the multiple touch points by:

acquiring a touch parameter of each of the multiple touch points,comparing the touch parameter with a preset condition, and determiningan effective touch point according to the comparison result; or

when it is determined that only one of the multiple touch points ismoving, and the remaining touch points are stationary, determining themoving touch point as an effective touch point; or

determining a touch point that starts moving from a preset position asan effective touch point, and tracking the movement trajectory of theeffective touch point; if the effective touch point is stationary, andthere is a new touch point other than the effective touch point thatstarts to move from the preset position, determining that the new touchpoint is an effective touch point, and tracking the new effective touchpoint instead.

Here, the preset position may be: a screen edge or a certain fixedpoint.

For example, the touch point determining module 205 may be configured toacquire a touch parameter of each of the multiple touch points, comparethe touch parameter with a preset condition, and determine an effectivetouch point according to the comparison result by:

determining the moving speed of each touch point; if the moving speed ofonly one touch point is greater than a first threshold, determining thatthe touch point is an effective touch point; or if the moving speed ofeach touch point is greater than the first threshold value, determiningthat the touch point with the largest moving speed is an effective touchpoint;

tracking the movement trajectory of the determined effective touchpoint, if the effective touch point is stationary, and the moving speedof another touch point other than the effective touch point is greaterthan the first threshold, determining that the other touch point is aneffective touch point, and tracking the new effective touch pointinstead.

Here, if the moving speed of each touch point is less than the firstthreshold, the touch operation is not responded.

For example, the touch point determining module 205 may be configured toacquire a touch parameter of each of the multiple touch points, comparethe touch parameter with a preset condition, and determine an effectivetouch point according to the comparison result by:

when each touch point is stationary, acquiring a pressure value of eachstationary touch point; if the pressure value of only one touch point isgreater than a second threshold, determining the touch point to be aneffective touch point, and tracking the movement trajectory of thedetermined effective touch point; or if the pressure value of more thanone touch point is greater than the second threshold, determining thatthe touch point with the largest pressure value is an effective touchpoint, and tracking the movement trajectory of the effective touchpoint;

if the effective touch point is stationary, and the pressure value ofthe new touch point other than the effective touch point is greater thanthe second threshold, determining that the new touch point is aneffective touch point, and tracking the new effective touch pointsinstead.

Here, when it is determined that the pressure value of each of thestationary touch points is less than the second threshold, the touchoperation is not responded.

For example, the touch point determining module 205 may be configured toacquire a touch parameter of each of the multiple touch points, comparethe touch parameter with a preset condition, and determine an effectivetouch point according to the comparison result by:

determining the movement trajectory of each touch point; if the movementtrajectory of the touch point is a preset movement trajectory,determining the touch point to be an effective touch point;

or,

determining a touch fingerprint corresponding to each touch point; ifthe touch fingerprint corresponding to the touch point is a preset touchfingerprint, determining the touch point to be an effective touch point.

Here, the preset movement trajectory may include a circle or an ellipse,or other preset shapes, and the like.

In an exemplary embodiment, when the touch operation is multi-touchingthe auxiliary screen, and the main screen supports single touch andmulti-touch,

the acquiring module 203 may be configured to acquire a touch operationcorresponding to each touch point on the auxiliary screen, and determinea position on the main screen corresponding to the touch operationcorresponding to each touch point based on the position coordinates ofthe touch operation corresponding to each touch point on the auxiliaryscreen and a mapping relationship between position coordinates of eachpoint on each main screen and the position coordinates of each point onthe auxiliary screen

In an exemplary embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, the device of thisembodiment may further include:

a setting module 206 configured to, at the same time when the screendetermining module 201 determines at least one screen as the auxiliaryscreen and at least one screen as the main screen, or before the screendetermining module 201 determines at least one screen as the auxiliaryscreen and at least one screen as the main screen, set a display mode ofthe screen, wherein the display mode includes: a single screen displayand a multi-screen display. If it is set to single screen display, avalid screen is determined from a plurality of screens.

For example, one or more switches may be set. When it is determined tobe a single screen display, only one screen is turned on (valid), andother screens are turned off.

In practical applications, the modules in the above devices may all beimplemented by the same processor; or, the above modules arerespectively implemented by multiple processors.

The embodiment of the present application further provides a terminal,including a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored on thememory and operable on the processor, the processor executing thecomputer program to implement the following steps:

determining at least one screen as an auxiliary screen, and determiningat least one screen other than the auxiliary screen as a main screen.

acquiring a touch operation on the auxiliary screen, and determining aposition on the main screen corresponding to the touch operation basedon a preset correspondence relationship of touch coordinate; and

responding to an instruction corresponding to the touch operation at thedetermined position on the main screen, and displaying a response resulton the main screen.

The present application is described in detail below in conjunction withthe scenario embodiments.

Embodiment 1: A touch display method of a symmetric double-sided screen.

In this embodiment, the front and back sides of the mobile phone arerespectively configured with one screen, the main screen is a liquidscreen, and the auxiliary screen is an ink screen. The two screens arecompletely symmetrical, and the center point of the main screen may bedetermined as A (0, 0), the center point of the auxiliary screen is B(0, 0).

For example, a point (X, Y) on the auxiliary screen is symmetricallymapped to a corresponding point (−X, Y) on the main screen.

When a finger touches a point on the auxiliary screen, an indicationpoint is displayed at the corresponding point on the main screen.

When the finger touches a point (X, Y) on the auxiliary screen, thephone responds to the function instruction at the symmetry point (−X, Y)on the main screen.

For example, when a touch point, a long press, a screen sliding, amulti-touch, a gesture, a pressure, etc. are touched at a certain pointon the auxiliary screen, an instruction corresponding to the point ispopped up at the corresponding point on the main screen. When theinstruction is an operation required by the user, the finger leaves thescreen, and the corresponding function prompt information correspondingto the click, long press, screen sliding, multi-touch, gesture,pressure, etc. is responded; otherwise, the finger does not leave thescreen and the operation is not responded.

For example, when the finger clicks at a certain point on the auxiliaryscreen, a dot may be displayed at the corresponding point of the mainscreen. When the auxiliary screen is long pressed, a circle may bedisplayed at the corresponding point of the main screen. When the fingerslides on the auxiliary screen, a meteor line may be displayed at thecorresponding position on the main screen. When the finger presses onthe auxiliary screen, an animation effect in which the ring graduallybecomes larger may be displayed at the corresponding position of themain screen.

For example, one or more switches may be provided for controlling singlescreen operation or dual screen operation.

For example, after setting a single screen operation, the currentrunning screen is selected.

Embodiment 2: A touch display method for symmetric double screens of anequal size.

In this embodiment, two identical screens are arranged on the front andback sides of the mobile phone, and the main and auxiliary screens aredetermined according to the principle of gravity sensing. The upwardside is determined as the main screen, and the downward side isdetermined as the auxiliary screen. The main screen is used for both ofthe display and touch functions, and the auxiliary screen is only usedfor touch function. The two screens are completely symmetrical, thecenter point (0, 0) of the main screen is determined, and the centerpoint (0, 0) of the auxiliary screen is determined. The lines of the twocenter points are perpendicular to the two screens.

For example, a point (X, Y) on the auxiliary screen is symmetricallymapped to a corresponding point (−X, Y) on the main screen.

When the finger touches a point (X, Y) on the auxiliary screen, thephone responds to a function instruction at a point (−X, Y) on the mainscreen.

When a finger clicks, long presses, slides, gestures, etc. at a certainpoint (X, Y) on the auxiliary screen, the corresponding point (−X, Y) onthe main screen of the mobile phone responds to the correspondingoperation of click, long press, and screen sliding, etc.

The finger performs a gesture operation on the auxiliary screen, and themain screen responds to the function instruction corresponding to thegesture. For example, when a click, a long press, a screen sliding, amulti-touch, a gesture, a pressure, etc. are touched at a certain pointon the auxiliary screen, an instruction corresponding to the point ispopped up on the corresponding point on the main screen. When theinstruction is an operation required by the user, the finger leaves thescreen, and the corresponding function prompt information correspondingto the click, long press, screen sliding, multi-touch, gesture,pressure, etc. is responded; otherwise, the finger does not leave thescreen and the operation is not responded.

For example, when the finger clicks at a certain point on the auxiliaryscreen, a dot may be displayed at the corresponding point of the mainscreen. When the auxiliary screen is long pressed, a circle may bedisplayed at the corresponding point of the main screen. When the fingerslides on the auxiliary screen, a meteor line may be displayed at thecorresponding position on the main screen. When the finger presses onthe auxiliary screen, an animation effect in which the ring graduallybecomes larger may be displayed at the corresponding position of themain screen.

For example, one or more switches may be provided for controlling singlescreen operation or dual screen operation.

For example, after setting a single screen operation, the currentrunning screen is selected.

Embodiment 3: A touch display method with two screens of differentsizes.

In this embodiment, two screens are arranged on the front and back sidesof the mobile phone, and the main and auxiliary screens are determinedaccording to the principle of gravity sensing. The upward side isdetermined as the main screen, and the downward side is determined asthe auxiliary screen. The planes of the two screens are parallel to eachother and have the same shape, but the screen sizes are not equal. Thelength and width of the screens are a:1 and b:1, respectively. Thecenter point (0, 0) of the main screen may be determined and the centerpoint (0, 0) of the auxiliary screen may be determined.

For example, when the small screen is an auxiliary screen, a point (x,y) on the auxiliary screen is symmetrically mapped to a correspondingpoint on the main screen (−ax, by). When the finger touches a point (x,y) on the auxiliary screen, the phone responds to the functioninstructions at the point (−ax, by) on the main screen.

The finger clicks, long presses, slides, gestures, etc. at a certainpoint (x, y) on the auxiliary screen. The corresponding point (−ax, by)on the main screen of the mobile phone responds to the click, longpress, and sliding, gesture, etc.

For example, when a click, a long press, a screen sliding, amulti-touch, a gesture, a pressure, etc. are touched at a certain pointon the auxiliary screen, an instruction corresponding to the point ispopped up at the corresponding point on the main screen. When theinstruction is an operation required by the user, the finger leaves thescreen, and the corresponding function prompt information correspondingto the click, long press, screen sliding, multi-touch, gesture,pressure, etc. is responded; otherwise, the finger does not leave thescreen and the operation is not responded.

For example, when the large screen is the auxiliary screen, a point (x,y) on the auxiliary screen is symmetrically mapped to a correspondingpoint on the main screen (−x/a, y/b); the finger touches the point onthe auxiliary screen (x, y), the phone responds to the functioninstructions at the points (−x/a, y/b) on the main screen.

The finger clicks, long presses, slides, etc. at a certain point (x, y)on the auxiliary screen, and the mobile phone responds to operation ofthe click, the long press, the sliding, etc. of the point at thecorresponding point (−x/a, y/a) of on the main screen.

For example, when a click, a long press, a screen sliding, amulti-touch, a gesture, a pressure, etc. are touched at a certain pointon the auxiliary screen, an instruction corresponding to the point ispopped up on the corresponding point on the main screen. When theinstruction is an operation required by the user, the finger leaves thescreen, and the corresponding function prompt information correspondingto the click, long press, screen sliding, multi-touch, gesture,pressure, etc. is responded; otherwise, the finger does not leave thescreen and the operation is not responded.

For example, when the finger clicks at a certain point on the auxiliaryscreen, a dot may be displayed at the corresponding point of the mainscreen. When the auxiliary screen is long pressed, a circle may bedisplayed at the corresponding point of the main screen. When the fingerslides on the auxiliary screen, a meteor line may be displayed at thecorresponding position on the main screen. When the finger presses onthe auxiliary screen, an animation effect in which the ring graduallybecomes larger may be displayed at the corresponding position of themain screen.

For example, one or more switches may be provided for controlling singlescreen operation or dual screen operation.

For example, after setting a single screen operation, the currentrunning screen is selected.

Embodiment 4: A touch display method with two screens of differentsizes.

In this embodiment, two screens are arranged on the front and back sidesof the mobile phone, and the main and auxiliary screens are determinedaccording to the principle of gravity sensing. The upward side isdetermined as the main screen, and the downward side is determined asthe auxiliary screen. The two screens have the same shape. The lengthand width of the screens are a:1 and b:1, respectively.

When the large screen is the main screen, it is displayed by pixel A.When the small screen is the main screen, it is displayed by pixel B.The center point (0, 0) of the main screen may be determined and thecenter point (0, 0) of the auxiliary screen may be determined.

For example, when the small screen is an auxiliary screen, a point (x,y) on the auxiliary screen is symmetrically mapped to a correspondingpoint on the main screen (−ax, by). When the finger touches a point (x,y) on the auxiliary screen, the phone responds to the functioninstructions at the point (−ax, by) on the main screen.

The finger clicks, long presses, slides, gestures, etc. at a certainpoint (x, y) on the auxiliary screen. The corresponding point (−ax, by)on the main screen of the mobile phone responds to the click, longpress, and sliding, etc.

When the finger performs a gesture operation on the auxiliary screen,the function instruction corresponding to the gesture on the main screenis responded.

For example, when the large screen is the auxiliary screen, each point(x, y) on the auxiliary screen is symmetrically mapped to acorresponding point on the main screen (−x/a, y/b); the finger touchesthe point on the auxiliary screen (x, y), the phone responds to thefunction instructions at the points (−x/a, y/b) on the main screen.

The finger clicks, long presses, slides, etc. at a certain point (x, y)on the auxiliary screen, and the mobile phone responds to operation ofthe click, the long press, the sliding, etc. of the point at thecorresponding point (−x/a, y/a) of on the main screen.

For example, when a click, a long press, a screen sliding, amulti-touch, a gesture, a pressure, etc. are touched at a certain pointon the auxiliary screen, an instruction corresponding to the point ispopped up on the corresponding point on the main screen. When theinstruction is an operation required by the user, the finger leaves thescreen, and the corresponding function prompt information correspondingto the click, long press, screen sliding, multi-touch, gesture,pressure, etc. is responded; otherwise, the finger does not leave thescreen and the operation is not responded.

For example, when the finger clicks at a certain point on the auxiliaryscreen, a dot may be displayed at the corresponding point of the mainscreen. When the auxiliary screen is long pressed, a circle may bedisplayed at the corresponding point of the main screen. When the fingerslides on the auxiliary screen at a point corresponding to the mainscreen, a meteor line may be displayed at the corresponding position onthe main screen. When the finger presses on the auxiliary screen, ananimation effect in which the ring gradually becomes larger may bedisplayed at the corresponding position of the main screen.

For example, one or more switches may be provided for controlling singlescreen operation or dual screen operation.

For example, after setting a single screen operation, the currentrunning screen is selected.

Embodiment 5: Folding multi-screen display method, applicable forwristwatches and super large screens.

In this embodiment, the terminal is configured with multiple screens A,B, C, D, and E; and the plurality of screens are transparent andfoldable.

For example, the multiple screens, when being spread, may be on the sameplane.

For example, after the multiple screens are spread, the multiple screensmay be tiled together.

In the application, the content may be presented on the A, B, C, D, Escreens according to the total size of the screens of A, B, C, D, E forexample, and the pixel position of each point on the screen. Theprocessing method may be referred to the processing method for thedouble screens, and will not be described here.

For example, the user may perform a touch operation on the screen tocomplete operations such as clicking, long pressing, sliding, gesture,and the like.

Embodiment 6: Display method of a stretch screen.

In this embodiment, the mobile phone is configured with a stretchscreen. The screen is stretched, the screen becomes large, and eachpoint on the screen has its own relative position (X, Y).

The screen shrinks and each point on the screen has its own relativeposition (X, Y).

In the application, the content may be presented on the screensaccording to the total size of the screens and the pixel position (X, Y)of each point. For the related processing manner, refer to theprocessing mode of the double screens, and therefore no further detailsare provided herein.

For example, the user may perform a touch operation on the screen tocomplete operations such as clicking, long pressing, sliding, gesture,and the like.

Embodiment 7: 360-degree full-screen interactive touch and displaymethod.

In this embodiment, the mobile phone is configured with a full screen of360 degrees; the main and auxiliary screens are determined according togravity sensing, the upward screen is the main screen, and the downwardscreen is the auxiliary screen. The two screens are completelysymmetrical, and the center point of the main screen may be determinedas A (0, 0), the center point of the auxiliary screen is B (0, 0).

For example, a point (X, Y) on the auxiliary screen is symmetricallymapped to a corresponding point (−X, Y) on the main screen. When afinger touches a point on the auxiliary screen, and an indication pointis displayed on the corresponding point on the main screen. When thefinger touches the point (X, Y) on the auxiliary screen, and the phoneresponds to the function instruction at the point (−X, Y) on the mainscreen.

The finger clicks, long presses, slides, gestures, etc. at a certainpoint (X, Y) on the auxiliary screen, and the corresponding point (−X,Y) on the main screen of the mobile phone responds to the click, longpress, slide, gestures, etc. at the point.

For example, when a click, a long press, a screen sliding, amulti-touch, a gesture, a pressure, etc. are touched at a certain pointon the auxiliary screen, an instruction corresponding to the point ispopped up on the corresponding point on the main screen. When theinstruction is an operation required by the user, the finger leaves thescreen, and the corresponding function prompt information correspondingto the click, long press, screen sliding, multi-touch, gesture,pressure, etc. is responded; otherwise, the finger does not leave thescreen and the operation is not responded.

For example, when the finger clicks at a certain point on the auxiliaryscreen, a dot may be displayed at the corresponding point of the mainscreen. When the auxiliary screen is long pressed, a circle may bedisplayed at the corresponding point of the main screen. When the fingerslides on the auxiliary screen, a meteor line may be displayed at thecorresponding position on the main screen. When the finger presses onthe auxiliary screen, an animation effect in which the ring graduallybecomes larger may be displayed at the corresponding position of themain screen.

For example, when there is a multi-touch screen, the ineffective touchpoints are excluded, and the effective touch points are determined,which may include the following solutions.

In solution 1, the touch point moving speed threshold is set to 500 PPI(Pixels Per Inch)/S. For a function interface that only supports singletouch, when more than two touch points move, and the moving speeds ofthe touch points are all less than the threshold, the operation is notresponded. When only the moving speed of one touch point is larger thana threshold, it is confirmed that the point is an effective touch point.When the moving speeds of the touch points are all greater than thethreshold, the point with the maximum speed is determined as theeffective touch point, and the movement trajectory of the point istracked. Until the touch point is stationary, and there are other touchpoint having a moving speed larger than the threshold, the new touchpoint is tracked instead. The relevant processing flow is shown in FIG.6.

For example, for a multi-touch function interface, all touch points aredetermined as effective touch points and multi-touch functions areresponded. The relevant processing flow is shown in FIG. 8.

In solution 2, for a function interface that only supports single-touch,when multi-touch is operated, only one point is moved, and other pointsare stationary, it is determined that the moving point is an effectivetouch point, and the movement trajectory of the effective touch point istracked. The relevant processing flow is shown in FIG. 6.

For example, for a multi-touch functional interface, all touch pointsare determined as effective touch points, consistent with single-sidedscreen processing techniques.

In solution 3, when multi-touch are conducted and the multiple touchpoints are stationary, the touch point with pressure larger than thethreshold is determined as an effective touch point. The movementtrajectory of the effective touch point is tracked. When the point isstationary and pressures of the other points are greater than thethreshold, the movement trajectory of new effective touch point istracked instead. The relevant processing flow is shown in FIG. 9.

For example, the pressure value of each touch point at the time when themobile phone is held may be collected, a daily touch pressure value isdetermined, and the pressure threshold is determined based on thepressure value.

In solution 4, the touch point that starts moving from the edge of thescreen or a fixed point is determined as an effective touch point, andthe movement trajectory of the effective touch point is tracked. When atouch point, a long press, a screen sliding, a multi-touch, a gesture, apressure, etc. are touched at a certain point on the auxiliary screen,an instruction corresponding to the point is popped up at thecorresponding point on the main screen. When the instruction is anoperation required by the user, the finger leaves the screen, and thecorresponding function prompt information corresponding to the click,long press, screen sliding, multi-touch, gesture, pressure, etc. isresponded; otherwise, the finger does not leave the screen and theoperation is not responded. The relevant processing flow is shown inFIG. 7.

For example, the above solutions may be applied and executedindependently, in parallel, or in a crossing manner.

For example, one or more switches may be provided for controlling singlescreen operation or dual screen operation.

For example, after setting a single screen operation, the currentrunning screen is selected.

For example, a user of a 360 degree screen may customize the functionsthat need to be displayed, and display the content on a flat surfaceaccording to each screen size and pixel bit.

Those skilled in the art will appreciate that embodiments of the presentapplication may be provided as a method, system, or computer programproduct. Accordingly, the application may take the form of a hardwareembodiment, a software embodiment, or an embodiment in combination withsoftware and hardware. Moreover, the application may take the form of acomputer program product embodied on one or more computer-usable storagemedia (including but not limited to disk storage and optical storage,etc.) in which computer usable program code is embodied.

The present application is described with reference to flowchartillustrations and/or block diagrams of methods, devices (systems), andcomputer program products according to embodiments of the presentapplication. It will be understood that each flow and/or block of theflowcharts and/or block diagrams, and combinations of flows and/orblocks in the flowcharts and/or block diagrams can be implemented bycomputer program instructions. These computer program instructions maybe provided to a processor of a general purpose computer, specialpurpose computer, embedded processor, or other programmable dataprocessing device to produce a machine for the execution of instructionsfor execution by a processor of a computer or other programmable dataprocessing device. Means for implementing the functions specified in oneor more flows of the flowchart or in a block or blocks of the flowchart.

The computer program instructions may also be stored in a computerreadable memory that may direct a computer or other programmable dataprocessing device to operate in a particular manner, such that theinstructions stored in the computer readable memory produce an articleof manufacture comprising the instruction device. The apparatusimplements the functions specified in one or more blocks of a flow or aflow and/or block diagram of the flowchart.

These computer program instructions may also be loaded onto a computeror other programmable data processing device such that a series ofoperational steps are performed on a computer or other programmabledevice to produce computer-implemented processing for execution on acomputer or other programmable device. The instructions provide stepsfor implementing the functions specified in a block or blocks of a flowor a flow and/or a block diagram of a flowchart.

Those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that all or some ofthe steps, systems, and functional blocks/units of the methods disclosedabove may be implemented as software, firmware, hardware, and suitablecombinations thereof. In a hardware implementation, the division betweenfunctional modules/units mentioned in the above description does notnecessarily correspond to the division of physical components; forexample, one physical component may have multiple functions, or onefunction or step may be composed of several physical components worktogether. Some or all of the components may be implemented as softwareexecuted by a processor, such as a digital signal processor ormicroprocessor, or as hardware, or as an integrated circuit, such as anapplication specific integrated circuit. Such software may bedistributed on a computer readable medium, which may include computerstorage media (or non-transitory media) and communication media (ortransitory media). As is well known to those of ordinary skill in theart, the term computer storage medium includes both volatile andnonvolatile, removable and non-removable media implemented in any methodor technology for storing information, such as computer readableinstructions, data structures, program modules or other data. Computerstorage media includes, but is not limited to, RAM, ROM, EEPROM, flashmemory or other memory technology, CD-ROM, digital versatile disc (DVD)or other optical disc storage, magnetic cassette, magnetic tape,magnetic disk storage or other magnetic storage device, or may be anyother medium used to store the desired information and that may beaccessed by a computer. Moreover, it is well known to those of ordinaryskill in the art that communication media typically comprise computerreadable instructions, data structures, program modules, or other datain a modulated data signal, such as a carrier wave or other transportmechanism, and may include any information delivery media.

The above is only an exemplary embodiment of the present application,and is not intended to limit the scope of the present application.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY

The embodiment of the present disclosure provides a method and a devicefor multi-screen interactive touch display, which meets the requirementsof multi-screen and large-size screen for operation convenience anddisplay flexibility.

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 18. A method for multi-screen interactive touchdisplay, applied to an electronic device, the electronic devicecomprising at least two screens; the method comprising: determining atleast one screen as an auxiliary screen, and at least one screen otherthan the auxiliary screen as a main screen; acquiring a touch operationon the auxiliary screen, and determining a touch position on the mainscreen corresponding to the touch operation based on a presetcorrespondence relationship of touch coordinates; and responding to aninstruction corresponding to the touch operation at the determinedposition on the main screen, and displaying a response result on themain screen.
 19. The method according to claim 18, wherein thedisplaying a response result on the main screen comprises displaying theresponse result at the determined position on the main screen.
 20. Themethod according to claim 18 wherein the auxiliary screen is configuredto at least implement control of the main screen according to anexternal touch operation; and the main screen is configured to at leastdisplay according to the control of the auxiliary screen.
 21. The methodaccording to claim 18, wherein when the touch operation is a singletouch on the auxiliary screen, displaying a response result on the mainscreen comprising at least one of: displaying a preset indicationgraphic at a position on the main screen corresponding to the touchposition on the auxiliary screen; and popping up corresponding functionprompt information at a position on the main screen corresponding to thetouch position on the auxiliary screen.
 22. The method according toclaim 19, wherein when the touch operation is a single touch on theauxiliary screen, displaying a response result on the main screencomprising at least one of: displaying a preset indication graphic at aposition on the main screen corresponding to the touch position on theauxiliary screen; and popping up corresponding function promptinformation at a position on the main screen corresponding to the touchposition on the auxiliary screen.
 23. The method of claim 21, whereinafter at least one of the displaying of the preset indication graphicand the popping-up corresponding function prompt information, the methodfurther comprises: determining whether the touch operation has ended; ifit is determined that the touch operation has ended, providing acorresponding instruction or responding to the function promptinformation at the indication graphic.
 24. The method of claim 22,wherein after at least one of the displaying of the preset indicationgraphic and the popping-up corresponding function prompt information,the method further comprises: determining whether the touch operationhas ended; if it is determined that the touch operation has ended,providing a corresponding instruction or responding to the functionprompt information at the indication graphic.
 25. The method of claim18, wherein when the touch operation is multi-touching the auxiliaryscreen at multiple touch points, and the main screen supports only asingle touch, the method further comprises: acquiring a touch parameterof each of the multiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter witha preset condition, and determining an effective touch point accordingto the comparison result; or when only one of the multiple touch pointsis moving, and the remaining touch points are stationary, determiningthe moving touch point as an effective touch point; or determining atouch point that starts moving from a preset position as an effectivetouch point, and tracking a movement trajectory of the effective touchpoint; if the effective touch point is stationary, and there is a newtouch point other than the effective touch point that starts to movefrom the preset position, determining that the new touch point is aneffective touch point, and tracking the new effective touch pointinstead.
 26. The method of claim 25, wherein acquiring a touch parameterof each of the multiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter witha preset condition, and determining an effective touch point accordingto the comparison result comprises: acquiring a moving speed of eachtouch point; if the moving speed of only one touch point is greater thana first threshold value, determining that the touch point is aneffective touch point; or if the moving speed of each touch point isgreater than the first threshold value, determining that the touch pointwith the largest moving speed is an effective touch point; and trackingthe movement trajectory of the determined effective touch point, if theeffective touch point is stationary, and the moving speed of anothertouch point other than the effective touch point is greater than thefirst threshold, determining that the other touch point is an effectivetouch point, and tracking the new effective touch point instead.
 27. Themethod of claim 25, wherein acquiring a touch parameter of each of themultiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter with a presetcondition, and determining an effective touch point according to thecomparison result comprises: when each touch point is stationary,acquiring a pressure value of each stationary touch point; if thepressure value of only one touch point is greater than a secondthreshold, determining the touch point to be an effective touch point,and tracking the movement trajectory of the determined effective touchpoint; or if the pressure value of more than one touch point is greaterthan the second threshold, determining that the touch point with thelargest pressure value is an effective touch point, and tracking themovement trajectory of the effective touch point; and if the effectivetouch point is stationary, and the pressure value of the new touch pointother than the effective touch point is greater than the secondthreshold, determining that the new touch point is an effective touchpoint, and tracking the new effective touch points instead.
 28. Themethod of claim 25, wherein acquiring a touch parameter of each of themultiple touch points, comparing the touch parameter with a presetcondition, and determining an effective touch point according to thecomparison result comprises: determining the movement trajectory of eachtouch point; if the movement trajectory of the touch point is a presetmovement trajectory, determining the touch point to be an effectivetouch point; or determining a touch fingerprint corresponding to eachtouch point; if the touch fingerprint corresponding to the touch pointis a preset touch fingerprint, determining the touch point to be aneffective touch point.
 29. The method according to claim 18, wherein atthe same time when determining at least one screen as the auxiliaryscreen and at least one screen as the main screen, or before determiningat least one screen as the auxiliary screen and at least one screen asthe main screen, the method further comprises: setting a display mode ofthe screen, wherein the display mode comprises: a single screen displayand a multi-screen display.
 30. The method of claim 18, wherein the atleast two screens have the same size or different sizes; an anglebetween the at least two screens is greater than 0 degrees and less thanor equal to 360 degrees.
 31. The method of claim 18, wherein the atleast one screen is an ink screen or a flexible screen. display.
 32. Astorage medium storing a computer program, the computer program beingexecuted by a processor to implement: determining at least one screen asan auxiliary screen, and at least one screen other than the auxiliaryscreen as a main screen; acquiring a touch operation on the auxiliaryscreen, and determining a position on the main screen corresponding tothe touch operation based on a preset correspondence relationship oftouch coordinates; and responding to an instruction corresponding to thetouch operation at the determined position on the main screen, anddisplaying a response result on the main screen.
 33. A terminalcomprising a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored on thememory and operative on the processor, the processor executing thecomputer program to implement: determining at least one screen as anauxiliary screen, and at least one screen other than the auxiliaryscreen as a main screen; acquiring a touch operation on the auxiliaryscreen, and determining a position on the main screen corresponding tothe touch operation based on a preset correspondence relationship oftouch coordinates; and responding to an instruction corresponding to thetouch operation at the determined position on the main screen, anddisplaying a response result on the main screen.